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Personal Movements, etc.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Noyes and their youngest
daughter, Mira, returned yesterday to their
country home, "Alton,' Sligo, Nd, from their
successfully in the cool regions OF Maine making
their headquarters at Poland Spring, which, in ad-
don to It's famous Ine from Its
and a view OF lake and mountain scenery Of vast
sweep and marvellous beauty. The place is becom-
fort Of would-be-guests who have not secured
rooOms in advance. The old Mansion House" and
the immense new hotel just erected by the Messrs
have proved altogether inadequate for the rush
this season, and crowds have been turned away
daily. The great tide OF summer travel which has
been running to Maine OF late years seems
to have no ebb yet and there Is q great specula-
tive boom on the seaside especially, not only at
Orchard" ore Beach d' to Easepor Bar aria asrbor has Se
come so ultra fashionable In fact that 1t is pretty
badly spoiled for the enjoyment OF old-fashioned
people who remember It's rustic attractions Of
Mr.. w. w. Corcoran, who has been summering
at White Sulphur Springs will return to WASH
ington q week from next Monday. His health
continues very good.
Ex-Gov. Shepherd has started on tour In Can
ada before returning to Washington
Gen. Sheridan has gone to NonQuitt to Join his
family. He will return early in September.
Col. T. c. Camp, OF Knoxville, Tenn, is at the
Ebbitt for few days.
Col. Blunt, of Gen. Sheridan's stan, is attending
the rife contest at Fort Niagara.
Mrs.. Rodgers, wire OF Commander +. Rodgers,
U.SN., is visiting Mrs. Stancline, wife OF Paymas-
ter II. T. Stancliffe.
Cards have been issued announcing the marriage
of Miss Jessie A. Moran to Mr.. T. Pliny Moran, on
wednesday, August 81. at 10 O'Clock, at Calvary
Baptist church.
Col Kellogg, OF Gen. Sheridans stan, Joined his
wife at Fortress Monroe this week.
Mr.. Frank w. Hackett, Mr.. ThoS Hyde, Mrs
Paschal and son, and Miss Harper were passengers
on the steamer WeSternland, which arrived thu
morning from Antwerp.
Miss Aggie McGNl has returned to the city after
q pleasant visit to Old Point Comfort, and will be
at home to her friends at the Buckingham on
Wednesdays
Jacob L Doty, o. 8. commercial agent at st
Georges Bermuda, who has been home on
months leave, sailed from New York to-day fol
hfs post.
Dr. Keech, OF East Washington, who has beer
sojourning in southern California for some
mONths past for the benefit OF hts health, has re.
covered, and is on his way home.
Prufs Gloetzner and Szemelenyi are stopping ct
Mr.. Mason James, Round Hill, Va
The following Washingtonians are registered al
the Oakland Hotel, Oakland, Nd: Samuel Nor
mert, w. T. Prali 4. Il. s. King and wife. J. G
Poor and Miss Nina Morse
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday.
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth St, By
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
H. KAUFFMANN, fresI

TIE EVENING STAR is served TO subscribers IN TIE
city by carriers their account at 10 per
week 44c. per month Copies at the counter
cents each. BY mail-postage prepald-5O cents q
month one year SO. six months, &3
Entered at the Post Office at Warrington D. O., q
Decond-class mai matterI
TEE WEEKLY STAR-published on Friday-Al a
year. postage prepaid Six months. so cents
eTAu mail subscriptions must be paid in adyances
nc paper sent longer than Is paid for.
Rates of sdvt rtising made known on application.
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tn. Rr,kc. mid No, Work.

wooNsoCKET, X. l., August lS-As the RAW
hide freight on the Milford Branch OF the Boston
and Albany Railroad. due at Milford at midnight,
was approaching the terminus OF the rails In MILL
ford. Mass. the brakes did not work. The engine
was running with such force that the end OF the
rails was cleared and a dash made into a meadow,
where the locomotive sank deep into the earth
Engineer Croft was thrown from the cab and
riouSly Injured. one brakeman had both legs
broken
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School Ourr1rs.

SEATON PERRY
Successor to PERRY BRorHHC.
INVITES THE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF PAR
ENIs, I! GUA@RRIANS, @ , AND ALL WHO ARE FIT
VERY LARGE STOCK OF
A1L-WOOL SCOTCH CLAN PLA1DS.
80 INCHES WIDE AIL-WOOL JRICOTS, IN THE
NEM FALL COLOkS, AT SOC. PER I'D.
"a WIDE FRENCH AND AMERICAN HABIT
LUPiN's CELEBRATEp BLACK AND CoLoRED
CASHMEkES FROM soc. no 81.
NEW HAIRLINE STRIPE. IMPERIAL SERGES,
CAMEIS HAIRS AND CHUDDAS.
NEW IMPORTED JERSEYS. FROM $2 so TO %.
MEPIEM WEIGHT IT. IMPORTED JACKETS FOR
"CL0sINa PRICES" ON SUMNER WRAPS AND
SILK SHIPpA AND CASHMERE sHAwLs IN
GAgZE, MEDIUM AND HEAVY WEIGHT MER1NO
THRF cxk BE kEEb RI sbz5s 6S T6 ASR
COMPLETE STOCK OF HANDKERCHTEFs, HOS
IERY AND KID GLOVES.
NEW SILK ALPACA AND GINGHAM UMBRELLAS,
WARNEkA EStaEAs sTHHHMPs0Ns Hs1W % rs AND FRENCH c. p
SHAKER FLANNELS 1A
MARSEILLES QUILTS; ALL-wOOL BLANKETS
LOWEST PRICES ON IRISH AND GERMAN IA
BILE LINENS NAPKINS AND TOWELS
belgian PILLOW AND SHEETING LINENS
"sPEgGlAL 9gTI y. BARRGA1NS, in BLACK AND COLORED
AND GEOs GRAIN SILKS AT 75C., 81. S1.25,
u PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING
Estaonsned 1870 su13
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HUMBLE PIE FOR ENGLAND.
The Consequences of the Arrest Of th<
Alleged Female Dynamiter.


Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
LONDON, August 1S-The arrest or Mile Drum, at
the Isle OF Wight. and her imprisonment from sat
urday to Wednesday, as a dynamiter and for
having modelling clay in her bag, is very bad
blunder, and the English government will have to
eat very humble pie before they are done with it.
The lady was arrested without warrant on the
anonymous letter OF some Paris scribbler The
next step Will probably be the prosecution Of the
local policemen and superintendent Stephenson,
who took upon himself the responsibility OF the
whole affair. l have been To the French embassy
this morning, but they know nothing OF the mat
ter Off1cially, as no application on the lady's part
has yet been made to them.
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WooD MANrE1s
Our customers have the opportunity Of selecting
from the Of the designers of interior
ICnshings and from the largest stock found in
the country. We have such favorable arrangements
wth the principal cabinet makers that can sell
correctiydesigned cabinet made Mantel tust cheap
a. the ordinary mill made Mantels sold elsewhere
and Now Co.'S celebrated English Tiles: direct
importers Of French English, and Dutch Tiles. aud
oeAlers In all grades Of Domestic and Foreign Tiles
HAYWARD HUTCHINSON,
3y16 424 9th street.
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AQUARTER MILLION OF INTEREST SAvED.-By the
purchase OF the 81, SOC, 900 Of ~ per cent bonds
offered by Ffske Sons the Secretary of the Treas
ury saves In interest to the Government $242 125.
In other words were the interest to run on to the
maturity OF the bonds It would from the present
date amount to that sum. Meantime the Govern
ment's money used for the present purchase would
be idle In the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-18

All tho niame Thrown upon she Seo-
ton F"reWan-The Cempany Nes
Ccusurcd.

Ccusurcd.
CHICAGO, August 1S-A special TO the ye.rs
from Chatsworth, I'll, says: The coroners Jury
agreed on n verdict this morning which holds
Timothy Coughlin. foreman Of section ; % thu
grand jury, ani negatively exonerated the com.
pany. The management is not censured for run
ming double header. for lax system OF track In
spection. or for anything else The verdict
simply says that the failure 90 patrol the track
for six hours before the train came and the habit
OF burning grass close 20 the track Is subject for
criticism The three or four friends OF the road
on the jury had better staying qualities than the
two or three OF those who wanted 10 fix a portion
OF the blame on the management.
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FATAL FALL OF AN ELEVATOR.

NEW YORK, August 18-The falling OF an eleA
vator In G. Sidenberg CO.'S building, on Mercer
street, this morning, resulted in the death of one
woman, the tnjuring fatally OF man, and slight
injuries to about a dozen girls. AT 7:45 O'Clock
Jno. ONeil, the elevator boy, loaded the elevator
About eighteen female hands got aboard. When
the elevator had got to the third floor IL began to
descend. All O'Neills efforts to stop the car were
unavailing. The safety catches failed TO work..
The car Increased its speed and crashed TO the
basement Several OF the passengers had tainted.
One woman, Mrs Jane Lynch, aged nfty-fve years,
was dead. The body was frightfully mangled- Ii
was found that ONeill, the elevator boy, had sus-
tanned fracture OF the spine. He VIII Die. The
seriously injured are as follows: Jno. ONeii ele-
vator boy spine broken; Lizzie Dougherty, right
leg broken; Mrs. Jessie Brers, Green Point, ankle
spratned and badly bruised.
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Jake sharp Seriously nm.

NEW YORK, August 1s.-Jacob sharp had q
violent chill at 4 O'Clock this morning. Az q
O'Clock ne was sleeping quietly and was thought
10 be- better. Warden Heating and Mrs sharp are
constantly at his bedside HIS physician has been
summoned
30 a. IN. lt Is Just reported that Mt. Sharp
has had another chill and that three physicians
and all his family have been summoned 70 his led
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-18

Geo W. Childs, Anthony ]. Drexel, Geo II Pull.
man, Daniel b. Lyddy and other prominent cot
..Fertls by Ma Langty and her company q Long
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAy.-Internal reve.
nue., $395, ,202. 12: customs $735, ,941.52.
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No Racing as Saratoga.
G,,s.ip IRON, Germany.

SARATOGA, y. Y, August lS-The races have
been postponed until tomorrow on account OF the
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GOV. ADAMS ASKS FOR ASSISTANCE

CHICAGO, August 1N.-A Special 20 the Times
from Omaha says: Regarding the telegram re-
ceved from Gov. Adams, OF Colorado asking for
aid in SuppreSsing the Ute outbreak, Gen. Crook
said yesterday that the scene OF the outbreak hs
is under his command. While the general has his
forces at that point, also at number OF Others,
in readiness TO move at very short notice. yet he
does not feel justified, with the Information he
has in taking the Initiative, especially he has
no knowledge as TO the whereabouts or the In
dians and his information as 10 the damage they
have done is indefinite and unsatisfactory. The
general accordingly forwarded a copy OF the tele-
gram by wire to Gen. Merritt, commander OF the
Department OF the Missouri, who has charge OF
the troublesome district,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-18

ADTvDEND.-The Controller OF the Currency
has declared first div1dent Of IS per cent in favor
OF the creditors Of the First National Bank of Liv
$2&350O6
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THE UTE OUTBESEHK.
Other Tribes to be Brought into rh,,
COnflict-A Decisive Fight Expected.

DENVER, Col, August 1S.-A Nescs' special from
Glenwood Springs says: The Netos special northern
courier has learned exclusively that the White
River Ute Indians have sent runners TO Uncom-
pahghre camp, Blackfoot, Sioux, Crow and other
t1OeS IN Coiorauo, wyoming, Montana ana Idaho
for aid. COlOrOw knows tnat he must fight, and
this will be decisive battle and that IL Will end
the Indian question forever He has determined is
said TO have other tribes brought into the present
difficulty, and While the outbreak has been local
SO far. he wants tOmake a national one. The run
nerS are to have started for the camps OF
other tribes from Yellow Jacket Pass on Sunday
night. Duncan Blair, white ranchman, who
with the Utes is alle ed TO have stated this TO be
fact
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-18

LoNDON. AuguSt 1B.-Tne 1tdnd0rd supports
Prince ferdinand and reminds him that the small
est symptom df hesitation or fear win be fatal II
ard he may ignore Russia, and count on the
warmest sympathy OF the people OF England, Aus
tria, Italy and Germany, though the governments
cumspectly.
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A CHEAP AND DELIGHTFUL TRIP

The steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON will sur,,v IN.
n ,iuer, ~ leave her wharf every SATURDAY at $50
f..nS ior COLONIAL Beach. Colton's and nckiston
are one way as certx
Round Trip al
Ss Rooms Round Trip so cents
riysns ~ leaving Blackston Island ct 5 q m sr-
-s ~ w Weshlnxton 20 n STINhkY
Surdax 10y OF ths Lake lands 81 Colonial Beach
Asass On lsr way To Washington jy.,6-lm
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The Case Of Senator stanford.
GOV. PATTlSON ASKS THE PRESIDENT WHITTIER CONN.,
sEL SHALL BE RXPLOYKD TO ASSIST THE DISTRICT
ATTORNEY.
BY order Of the Pacific Railway Commission Gov
Pattis0n, chairman, yesterday sent the following
dispatch to President Cleveland:
Two suits pending in the United States Circuit
Court Of this district involving right Of this Comis-
sion to examine witness concernins the payment Of
money 70 influence legislation. Az under your
immediate direction we respectfully request your
Judgment to whether not should employ coun-
sci to assist the district attorney. Our Judgment IL
that we should. Please answer.
Argument was commenced yesterday before
Supreme Justice Field and Judges Sawyer, Hon.
man. and Sabine in the United States Circuit
Court In San Francisco In the case OF the petition
OF the Pacific Railroad Commission, asking that
Senator Leland Stanford be required to show cause
why he should not be compelled TO answer certain
questions OF the commission In regard TO the ex.
penditure OF funds for the purpose OF influencing
legislation The point was raised BY Senator STAN
fords counsel that the investigation was uncon-
stttuttonal The hearing was adjourned until
Tuesday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-18

SLIMLY ATTENDED CABINET MKETTNG.-Secre-
tary Bayard and Secretary Fairchild were the only
attendants at the regular Cabinet meeting to-day.
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wall street TODAY.

An Autumn session Decided Upon.
LONDON, August 1S.-The cabinet have decided
20 hold an autumn session OF parliament
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ExaRAv1se Axp D1E S1sk1sa

U u ".
Engraving on metal and wood Monogram sand crSs>D
seals watches jewelry Card engrnyng aud pr1nt
ing. Seal engraving in all its branches Bookbindsrs
dies. Soap dies and steel stamp cutting Kubbor
stamps fCr maIkng aud all kinos Of Stamping ustoial
Cold silver bullion enbroiderlny. 6exHfYns aud All
kilaos " lodge pArapheypalia mhl.s
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Train Jumps the Track.

the Cieyeland and Pittsburg Railroad which left,
chicago yesterday afternoon, jumped the track at
Bayard station near Alliance, Ohio, at O'Clock
this morning wreckfng one sleeper. One person
was Eilied and three seriously injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-18

the CmOHeH8 OVeECOn1ac II sHCb1ys
RoMK, August 16.-It fs semi-omcially stated
that the Cholera IN Sicily has been overcome, and
that there is no longer any danger OF the disease
sDreading at Naples or Resina
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JULY 25 1887,

JULY %, 1887,
Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio R. r. Depot Wash
ington. week days. IT 915 am. 40 p.n and :4Op
nl. Arrive at Bay Ridge 10:4o am, so pm and $50
pm Returning leave Bay Ridge :05 AM, 2 p. m.
Sp.m., and 300 pm. Arrive at Washington 10 am,
31Opm-. 915 pm and 10 80 pm. On Sundays, leave
Warrington 10 am, pm. and 3 pm. Arrive
~ Bay Ridge His am, 3:15 pm, and 4:l5
pm Returning, leave Bay Ridge sos am. II noon,
SPIN, and pm. Arrive at Washington 10 :35 am,
LILO Pm, 9:l5 pm, and 1890 pm.
ROUND-TRIP TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR
Tickets sale at all b l. o. ticket Offices in Wash.
ipston- On Sunday tickets sold at b. O. Depot only
See advertisement Of Bay Ridge Company for special
attractions from time to time.
W VI. CLEMENTS, CK LORD
js2l-3m Manager. Gen1 Pass. Agent.
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Wall PApERs
7. HANSON HISS 4 co. SIS 18th st Nv
W0u faDers V all grades
Fyaezes and Ceiling Decorations
Special attention given to Plain and Decorative
Painting.
Estimates and designs submitted for all kinds Of In
terror Decoration and Furnishing An inspection Of
our goods is respectfully solicited ap2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-18

NAVAL ORDERs.-Paymaster Geo. A. Lyon. Or
dered to the Portsmouth, N. r., navy-yard. Pay
master Edwin Putnam, detached from the Ports
Passed Assistant Engineer A A. Mattice and Cadet
Engineer Gustave kammerling, detached from
duty at Philadelphia and ordered to the Bureau Of
Steam En0ineerfng
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Bay R1DeE. Bay RIpeE.
MODEL PLEASURE RESORT.
Fare for the round triP. NO Change of Cars.
r.., 81, Trsi,. 81. s1- s,isnd,a 81; SSd..,s. al
Week Days and Sundays
THE HOTEL Is NOW READY FOR GUESTS
For schedule OF trains b. & o. advertisement
On and after Sunday July "A meals the restau-
rant Will be served on the American and European
plans ST. and the American plan In the Restaurant
Pavilion on sundays from IL TO D. m.
. A lunch counter viii be opened in the basement of
The restaurant pavilion, where Ice Cream Cakes &c.
Will be served
Hotel ON American plan. Rstes-Transient. per day,
with board. 3d. weekly, with board, Sl2 to so
Special rates for month and longer
3e24-3m GEO. WEBB, General Agent.
DA1LY LINE TO NoRE9LK AND FORTRESS
Steamer EXCELSIOR MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
md FRIDAYS. and Ste amer GEORGE LEARY TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS,
at D 80 y. from 7th street wharf.
Returning, leave Norfolk. daily, except MONDAYS,
N 80 Il. from Boston wharf. Exclusive connec
hon with Boston and Providence steamers. Connect
also with steamer ARIEL for Richmond, steamers for
New York. and all steam and railroad lines for the
south Secure rooms and tickets at 619 and 1851
Pennsylvsnia ave- and at Knox Express. who will also
cneck ba9gage from hotels and residences Telephone
No 1853. WM- p WEIGH. Supt. and Gen Agt. aus
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ROSTON BY SEA
u Merchants and Miners Transportation Co
Steamships sail from
Baltimore via Norfolk Boston
GNer5 Monday, Thursday, and Friday, O'Clock pm
fzssenger accommodations UNSURPASSED.
rare including meals and main saloon, stateroom
perhs sl25O; round trip. s2c2. Upper deck state
xOcnl Derths, Sl4 round trip s4. For further in
see circulars al all the Hotels in ashinxton.
A. L. HUGGINS, General Agent
Long Dock, Baltimore.
1elepnOne Baltimore 24I. my2l -3m
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SECRETARY WHITNEY arrived at Bar Harbor last
night. He said that the pleasantest relations ex-
ist between himself and Admiral Luce It is au-
thoritatively reported from Bar Harbor, however.
that Admiral Luce has asked to be relieved from
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yr-l-oul manager. Geuu Pass. Agent.
E,xCURs1ONs on B. / O.
TO THE FOLLOWING POINTS:
BAY RIDGE.
On the Chesapeake. Round Trip 81
Fortune Of train zee Bay Ridge advertisement
Every Tuesdsyto
PEN-MAR ON THE Blue RIDGE
Leave Warrington an Returnlns, arrive 8 80 pm.
Round Trip sl50
Every Thursday to
HARPER'S FERRY,
OF the fSto%ae p,S MUSE Boating Dancing Fi:i,,ng
a20 PIN Round Trip 81
Every wednesdayto
LURAY CAvERNa
Leave Washington $50 am. Returning, arrive D.
Round Trip 90 so
Reserved Seat Tickets for Pen Mar Luray and Har-
'sFerry secured at b o. Ticket Offices in Wsah-
ie27-2m Manager. Genr Pass. Agent
MARSHALL HALL,H
STEAMER W. w. coRcoRAN
Leaves every Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday. and
Thursday at 10 a. IN. reaching Washington at
Leaves svefy Friday and SATURDAY .. 10 = and g
reaching Wsshington Al 2 p. m. and p. m
srEanFk NE ECRaaisr1 JUN Il: r TaSMrsox, fensir
eis5y a sS.1 sSSns sSs Marvh> a .s
ing Washington:At lisp. M
Fare round-trip 25 cents
JOS. C. McKIBBIN.
ty1s-3m Marshall Hall. Nd
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SECRETARY LAMAR, accompanied by Mrs. Lamar,
left this morning for the White Mountains, where
they will remain for several weeks.
COMMISSIONERS OF PENSIONS BLACK will leave to-
morrow for Brooklyn to attend q reception ten
dered to him by the Grand Army Posts and Vet
eran organizations Of Kings County, New York.
He will be accompanied BY Capt. j. j. 8. Hassler,
appointment Clerk OF the Interior Department;
Gen. Geo: c. Rogers, Col. R. F. Hill, and Capt.
pealS.
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j. G. HurcH1Ssos,
IMPORTER
MILLINERY AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICEs
WHITE SUITS
Elegant Styles Lowest Prices
LACE6 DRESS TRIMMINGS
FOSTER KID GLOVES. 41.OO Per Pair, upward.
3e1O 9O7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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MRS. CLEVELAND FIRM IN HER DETERMINATIONS
Mrs. Cleveland yesterday Afternoon in company
with Mrs. Greedy, drove from Marion. Mass. to
Matapoisett and made short call on some friends
there She still remains firm in her determination
not to attend any more public entertain
ments during the rest Of her stay at
Marion. special from that place says: Those
friends who know OF Mrs Clevelands future move
mentS are very retlcent as to the length OF her
stay, but the general opinion to be that she
OF NEXT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-18

The OPFER OF Harvey Fiske & Son, of New York,
to sell 81 600 ~ per cent bonds to the Govern
ment at 1O9.44, stated in yesterdays STAR, has
been accepted by Secretary Fairchild, who re-
jected all the other proposals printed In yester-
days STAR.
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AN AUSTRALIAN INVITATION TO AMERICAN Ma
cHINIsTs.-The cOnsul-general of Melbourne has
informed the Department of State that the jubilee
exhibition at Adelaide is now being held. The
very good showing. He thinks 1t grand field for
our improvements in agricultural implements, and
believes that labOr-Savfng machines and patented
inventions would meet with good market there
The government OF Victoria urges him daily to beg
his countrymen to make q good exhibit at Mel
bourne In 1888, which is q city OF $4,000 tnhabi-
tantS.
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TX IN VIEW EOh 1851
"AAhinstonians Most Popular Resort Steamer
MARY WASHINGTON
leave her wharf every SUNDAY at 1890 am and
N re turning at and pm. Tickets, 25c. Every
@ .@DSISDA1 az Am ana $50 pm Returning az
s19 II pm Tickets, 21c. Family days EVERY
Sa1 a. kDAf leaving alto Returning at 5 80 p.
~. Ilckets l0c- Prof. Proctors Dancing School Re-
ssi.5on EVERY ATCRDAY EVENING leaving at
Hoo pm Returning at IL pm. Tickets 25 cents.
sHA.sPt Sunday. Fine Brass Band ON Sunday. No OBJ
& fnyuAoie parties allowed on any Of the above trips
xu2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-18

THE PRESIDENT INVITED 10 LOUIsvHLE.-A dele
CATION OF prominent citizens Of Louisville, accom-
panied by First Assistant Postmaster-General
Stevenson, called on the President at Oak View
yesterday, and, on behalf OF Gov. Knott for the
State of Kentucky and the city OF Louisville, pre-
sented an urgent invitation TO the President to
visit Louisville on his western tour. The PreSi-
dent said that he would gladly accept the invita-
tton If he found 1t possible to do So